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• Are You Helping or Are You Just Buttering the Cat?: Jorts and Disability Twitter. 
• Finding Joy in Darkness, Roundtable Finding Joy: The Affective Dimensions of Folklore. 
• How to have Theory in a Pandemic: Precarity, Autoethnography, and Belief Scholarship during COVID, The Don Yoder Memorial Lecture in Folk Belief and Religious Folklife 
• A Death on Campus: Campus Ghosts Walks as Teaching and Academic Experiment 
• Author Meets Critics: Tom Mould's Overthrowing the Queen: Telling Stories of Welfare in America. American Folklore Society Annual Meeting. October 14, 2020. Virtual. 
• Fellows Follow-up Discussion of Interrogating the Normal: Folkloristics Engagements with Disability 
• New Directions Forum: The Ethics of Digital Fieldwork. 
• Understanding Folklore and Medicine I: How Knowledge of Medical Legends, Belief, and Folk Healing Systems Can Improve the Study of Health, Public Outreach, and the Treatment of Patients. Panel Chair and Discussant. American Folklore Society Annual Meeting. October 20, 2021. Virtual. 
• Understanding Folklore and Medicine II: Folkloristic Research, Public Health, and Medical Professionals. Panel Chair and Discussant. October 21, 2021. Harrisburg, PA. 
• Using Social Media to Promote Folklore, American Folklore Society Annual Meeting. October 14, 2020. Virtual. 
• Vaccine Hunters and Fake Grannies: Distribution and Equity of the COVID-19 Vaccine. American Folklore Society Annual Meeting. October 18, 2021. Virtual.